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Hi guys, this is my first thread on this forum. I hope of quick and accurate solution from all of you, EXPERTS ! ! ! Well, i use Bluetooth adapter in USB interface to access GPRS (Internet Service on GSM Cellular Phones). I have Sony Ericsson P-800 Phone through which i dial a number of ISP. Internet data comes to my computer by Bluetooth Adapter connected to my Laptop. Datacomes first in my p-800 and through it's bluetooth it transfers to bluetooth adapter connected to my computer.
So guys the same service i want to access in SuSe Linux 9.2 Pro too. I heard that SuSE 9.2 supports Bluetooth and WI-FI.
Let me tell you that my Bluetooth Adapter is detected & configured automatically by SuSE Linux successfully. And moreover , i can transfer files between my P-800 Cell phone and Laptop in SuSE Linux. In short, Suse provides "OBEX Object Push" Service and i can use it. But YaST configurations SuSE Linux shows that Dial-up Service through Bluetooth is also supported. But how to use that Service ? ? ..I don't know.
So any of you please guide me that how can i use Dial up Service through Bluetooth in Linux.
4. now, open file /etc/ppp/options in text editor in the same way
and put # before all the lines starts with word lcp.
it should be 4 or 5 lines. Remember this
5. now , open terminal and run the following commands as the following order....
a.) [roo@localhost]#hcitool scan
This command will show the name of your call phone and one Six pairs digit address. COPY THIS ADDRESS.
b.) [roo@localhost]# sdptool search DUN
This commmand will show you that on which RFCOMM Channel you dial up networking is available in your cell phone.
c.) rfcomm bind 0 <address of cell phone you copied above> <rfcomm channel of dial up networking which is shown by b.) command>
6. After binding, just run ' kppp ' and make a dial up connection as we do in the case of ordinary modem.
just choose Modem Port as /dev/rfcomm0
and enter the phone no. exactly the same you entered in the /etc/wvdial.conf file.
NOTE : MY INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER'S NO IS *99***1# and *99***3#. You replace this no with your ISP's on both places.
7. After creating a dial up connection in ' kppp ' just press connect button.
8. As you Press Connect Button, on your cell phone you will be asked to enter a particular digit which is for bonding between your computer system and cell phone.
Enter the same digits here which you have in ' Yast ' - > Hardware - > ' Bluetooth ' configuration. Check it
9. As you enter the digit , ' kppp ' pop up shows the following in exact order...................
a. ) Modem Ready
b.) Initializing Modem
c. ) Dialing *99***1#
d. ) Authenticalting....
e.) Network Established or some thing like that.
10. Last but not least...........PLEASE BACK UP OF /etc/wvdial.conf & /etc/ppp/options
Please if this works for you then please SAY THANKS ATLEASET.
i have tried all things above and it can't work. i hav tried more than 2 hours for nothing.
i mean Almost work.
the modem has detected but it can initialize (it stuck in here) >> if i fill in the AT+CGDCON...bla3
or stuck in dialing *99***1# >> if clear the extra string initialization.
where do i put extra initialization string like AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","satelindogprs.com" ?
and what must i fill in the Advanced modem configuration
in detail plz, or leave it blank?
i'm using SuSe 9.3
MSI Bluetooth dongle and Nokia Ngage
this stuff work well on Windows.
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